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ka kitea e ahau
i will look now

ka kitea e taua e
just see us

he roa te wā kua kitea
my canoe was full of eels

ko koe te kotiro tino ataahua ki ahau kua kitea e koe
well done

ka kitea e ahau te wa e rite ana, ka tika taku whakawa
when i shall receive the congregation i will judge uprightly.

ka kitea e koe enei puawai i te kainga
do you know the days of the week in te reo maori?

kua kitea e ahau te mutunga o nga mea tino tika katoa: he whanui rawa ia tau whakahau. mem
i have seen an end of all perfection: but thy commandment is exceeding broad.

na, kua kitea e ahau te ture, ara kei te tata tonu te kino ki ahau e hiahia nei kia mea i te pai
i find then a law, that, when i would do good, evil is present with me.

maku e whakaatu ki a koe, whakarongo mai ki ahau; ko te mea kua kitea e ahau, maku e korero atu
i will shew thee, hear me; and that which i have seen i will declare;

nana, kua kitea katoatia tenei e toku kanohi, kua rongo toku taringa, kua mohio
lo, mine eye hath seen all this, mine ear hath heard and understood it.

ko te poropititanga mo papurona i kitea e ihaia tama a amoho
the burden of babylon, which isaiah the son of amoz did see.

ko taku tumanako kua kitea koe kua mate kore i te rire o te moana
you are such a ball bag

ko te kupu i kitea e ihaia tama a amoho mo hura raua ko hiurharama
the word that isaiah the son of amoz saw concerning judah and jerusalem.

ka hari te tangata kua kitea nei e ia te whakaaro nui, me te tangata ano kua whiwhi ki te matauranga
happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding.

na, ka kitea e ratou a mohi raua ko iraia e korerorero ana ki a ia
and, behold, there appeared unto them moses and elias talking with him.

ka rapua ano ahau e koutou, a ka kitea e koutou, ina whakapaua o koutou ngakau ki te rapu i ahau
and ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.

ka kitea e te tuakana me te tuahine tetahi wahi huna huna i roto i te ngahere.
brother and sister have sex

he ara tena kahore i mohiotia e te manu, kiano i kitea e te kanohi o te whatura
there is a path which no fowl knoweth, and which the vulture's eye hath not seen: